Pamphobeteus sp. Machala 1” DTG this terrestrial spider will get

this terrestrial spider will get your attention with their striking colors

From Cameroon and described in 1897 by British zoologists Reginald Innes Pocock

Max Vent Lid: For species that prefer drier environments

Then in 2003 Fernando Pérez-Miles & Arturo Locht transferred this spider to the Homoeomma genus

Pamphobeteus sp. Machala 1” DTG this terrestrial spider will getsize 1 These fast growing large terrestrial spiders are an undescibed species known from southwestern Ecuador. These spiders have been bred in captivity for decades but are still unknown to science. Females are a dark velevet brown color while the males turn a brilliant purple color upon maturity. If you are considering a Pamphobeteus for the first time, you wont be disappointed. They are all around fun spiders to raise and keep.